From the monthly archives: November 2007
Exploring the Art of Polymer Clay is another great polymer clay blog. Lots of great images for inspiration, posts about Janice’s own art and process, and posts featuring other art and artists. A great place to widen your art outlook.
This was another rather abstract sculpture. I created the leaf shapes after some experimentation but the driftwood was pure serendipity. I was originally going to create a clay base, or use some beach slate, but it didn’t look right. So I went searching through my stash of “stuff” and found this great [...]
In reply to my question about image use a few days ago, Angela posted some great information on her blog, Crafty Goat’s Notes, about fair use and the Creative Commons license.
She also has some great lessons and info, and highlights on clay events. Well worth dropping by to check it out.
I was catching up on my blog reading and saw that Libby was doing almost the same thing I was – cleaning out the studio. Of course, her beginning photos are what my goal is
Libby’s got some really good points – clutter seems to be almost inevitable for creative people but [...]
This was one of the pieces I created as show entries recently. I had alot of fun with the idea and have a few other variations in mind that I may try at some point. I used some of the forming techniques I learned in Dan Cormier’s workshop for the outer rows [...]
Clay Happenings is Melanie’s account of her polymer clay journey and what she’s been up to lately.
She’s got some interesting clay and silver pieces in her last post.
If you read Bead and Button magazine, you might want to check this out. The editors now have a blog. And it’s never too early to start thinking about the Bead Dreams contest for next year. The deadline is in April.
Jeanne Rhea has been doing some wonderful clay and ink work. Worth a look to see what she’ll come up with next.
Ali di Libellula is an Italian blog and I can’t read a word of it. But it doesn’t matter. Her clay and wire work is absolutely exquisite and the images speak for themselves. I’ve always loved Art Nouveau and this is the first time I’ve seen it done in polymer clay the way [...]
Luann’s blog is one of the first I ever read and got me started on this whole blog reading thing… I’m not sure if that’s good or bad, actually Make sure to look at her website and wonderful wall hangings too.
You’ll find poignant and sometimes funny insights on life, art, [...]
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